Golden Predator, Silver Predator and Redtail Metals Sign Exploration Agreement with the Kaska Nation

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WHITEHORSE, YT, Jan. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - The Kaska Nation, as represented by Ross River Dena Council and the Liard First Nation, and the Predator Group represented by Golden Predator Corp. (TSX:GPD), Golden Predator Canada Corp., Redtail Metals Corp. (TSX.V:RTZ) and Silver Predator Corp. (TSX:SPD) announced today that they have signed an Exploration Agreement with respect to activities within the traditional territory of the Kaska Nation. This agreement represents the first of its kind in the Yukon between the Kaska Nation and a group of mining companies.

The Kaska Nation and the Predator Group companies are entering into this Agreement to promote a cooperative and mutually respectful relationship in respect of Golden Predator, Redtail Metals and Silver Predator's exploration projects located within the Kaska Nation's traditional territory. The Agreement is focused on exploration activities and does not apply to development and production of mining properties. The Agreement also lays the foundation for the process for the development of a Socio Economic Participation Agreement upon the advancement towards mineral production decisions of all properties within the Predator Group companies.

Highlights of the Agreement include:

• Kaska support for exploration projects of the companies,  subject to meeting appropriate environmental and regulatory requirements;
• Kaska participation and support for the Company's permitting applications, subject to a clear process for review and input prior to filing, and a mechanism to expeditiously address and resolve any concerns Kaska may have;
• establishment of Traditional Knowledge protocol for matters pertaining to the exploration projects and resolving any disputes that may arise;
• preferential employment and economic development opportunities  for Kaska businesses and citizens;
• provision for the assignment of the Agreement to assignees or optionees of properties;
• provisions for equity participation by the Kaska Nation;
• the establishment of a Kaska Community Fund; and
• a respectful process for resolving issues with mining claims within the Frances Lake study area.
  
  

The Traditional Knowledge Protocol for the Grew Creek Project is a component of the Kaska-Predator Group Agreement and will be amended to be a component for all exploration agreements.

"This is an exciting development for the Kaska Nation. Kaska people are always willing to support responsible mining, when the proponents are willing to respect our citizens and communities," said Chief Liard McMillan of the Liard First Nation. "This agreement demonstrates that the Predator Group is willing to be the leader in industry and work respectfully and cooperatively with the Kaska Nation, who still hold aboriginal title to these wonderful lands, and to share in the benefits of exploration. We are pleased to also have a process for resolving issues surrounding the Company's mining claims at Frances Lake."

Chief Brian Ladue of Ross River First Nation commented, "It is through these Agreements that the Predator Group secures  Kaska support and our positive involvement in their activities. This Agreement with the Predator Group is important as they have demonstrated respect for our lands and our people."

"We are proud to enter this Agreement with the Kaska Nation and continue to honour our commitment to be leaders in the Yukon through our working relationship with communities and First Nations," said William M. Sheriff, Golden Predator Chairman and CEO. "This agreement brings demonstrable value to our shareholders while also working to build wealth for communities, First Nations and all Yukoners.

About the Kaska Nation
The Kaska Nation includes five First Nation communities in the southeast Yukon and northern British Columbia including the Ross River Dena Council, the Liard First Nation and Daylu Dena Council, Dease River First Nation and Kwadacha First Nation. Their traditional territory covers 240,000 km² of the Yukon, Northwest Territories and British Columbia. The Kaska have not signed a land claim agreement with Canada and Yukon and hold unsurrendered aboriginal rights and title to the Kaska Territory.

About Golden Predator Corp.
Golden Predator Corp. announced on January 18, 2013 a planned change of name to Gold Bullion Royalty Corp., in order to focus entirely on royalty and streaming by building on its existing portfolio of 34 projects. The company's wholly owned subsidiary Golden Predator Canada Corp. will continue to advance the Brewery Creek Project as a separate entity to be divested to shareholders by spin-out or similar transaction.  Golden Predator Corp., Yukon's Gold Company, is mandated to become the Yukon's next gold producer by advancing its 100% owned Brewery Creek Project with a production goal of 2014. Golden Predator has one of the largest controlled land positions in the Yukon, with exploration holdings in excess of 1 million acres, and is committed to strong relationships with First Nations and local communities.

About Redtail Metals Corp.
Redtail Metals specializes in advancing quality precious metal enriched copper, lead and zinc mineral deposits in Yukon, Canada. The Company currently controls the R15 Project in the Finlayson Lake District plus the Marg and Clear Lake massive sulfide deposits, both with 43-101 compliant mineral resources.

About Silver Predator Corp.
Silver Predator's corporate mandate is to advance commercially viable silver resources in the leading US silver districts of Nevada, Idaho and Alaska, with a developing portfolio in Yukon, Canada.

No stock exchange, securities commission or other regulatory authority has approved or disapproved the information contained herein. This press release contains projections and forward-looking information that involve various risks and uncertainties regarding future events. Such forward-looking information can include without limitation statements based on current expectations involving a number of risks and uncertainties and are not guarantees of future performance. There are numerous risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and Golden Predator's plans and objectives to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking information. Actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. These and all subsequent written and oral forward-looking information are based on estimates and opinions of management on the dates they are made and are expressly qualified in their entirety by this notice. Except as required by law, Golden Predator assumes no obligation to update forward-looking information should circumstances or management's estimates or opinions change.

SOURCE Golden Predator Corp.